This film is very unsatisfactory for Chinese people. According to the logic of Chinese thinking, Margaret should do everything possible to get the Howard Manor. But in the end, although Margaret eventually got Howard Manor, and lived in with Helen and her son. But not being able to grab her fox tail is too disappointing.
Margaret, shown in the film, is a charismatic woman.
The Schlegels and the Wilcoxes lived across the road. The two have always had some contacts.
In her association with Margaret, Mrs. Wilcox felt that she had entered a spiritual realm that she had never had before, and a particularly pleasant emotion arose in her heart. She left a will on her deathbed to give Margaret the country house Howard Manor. But Henry burned the will.
Schlegel's tenancy agreement is about to expire. Henry proposed to Margaret on the grounds of helping Schlegel rent a house, and Margaret quickly agreed.
Daughter Ivy and son Charles are dissatisfied. Charles has been trying to wait for the Schlegels to show some fox tails.
That Buster didn't know why he sent ghosts to Howard Manor to find Helen. Charles believed that Helen was unmarried and was pregnant with Buster's child, which was indecent. The two had an argument and Charles went to prison for manslaughter.
Charles said in prison that he did not want to leave the house to his children. Henry's second son, Paul, also did not accept the gift from his father. So Henry finally decided to leave the house to his wife Margaret, but stated that he would not leave her any money in addition. And Margaret intends to leave the house to Helen's son in the future. Mrs. Wilcox's will, after a long turn, was finally fulfilled.
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